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Happy open-world games are where I come from, and I think that's something I should remember. My favorite types of games are many, such as gunfight games, racing games and sandbox games. Is there a single genre of games that can capture all three? The answer to that question is self-evident, and I don't need to explain it to you. This type of game is an open-world game, a game that is free and allows freedom. I don't think anyone should miss this kind of game, if you are a person who loves games, otherwise it is your loss. The game I want to talk about is Gangstar New Orleans, a game I just downloaded, but the fun of it spills over as soon as I touch it. I feel like PIRATES of the Caribbean. What do you mean? It means I've finally found something that makes me who I am. Gangstar New Orleans is really worth playing, I say that from the bottom of my heart, and I'm not judging it out of thin air, but it is. In my opinion, in order to persuade you to play it, I should explain the reasons of the matter to you clearly.

The first thing that impressed me about Gangstar New Orleans was the game's massive open world. As we all know, the concept of open world has been around since 2012, and we can get a first taste of the genre's impact in some of the most famous PC games. However, in the mobile gaming space, it's a blue ocean, with a lot of apps, but very few games that really make a difference. I suspect that even a child could work out these numbers with simple mathematics. So I was desperate to find a mobile game that could compete with PC open world games. Gangstar New Orleans has a huge built-in map that you, as a player, can easily access .In this game, the breath of life and the breath of crime exist together, you can't separate the two, you can't just feel one of them. In Gangstar New Orleans, you can complete a large number of story missions in different cities, which is the specific requirements of the mission, but you passively get the benefits.I mean, you get the advantage, you get the authenticity of the Gangstar New Orleans map by completing the mission, as if you were actually traveling in New Orleans. You get to see the French Quarter, the favelas, the mysterious bayou, and you get to feel the regional mission style, which is a great experience.

Second, I'd like to say that the supporting cast in Gangstar New Orleans is fantastic. As we all know, the success of a game depends on some supporting roles in addition to the gameplay, story, and manipulation of the game itself. You can see AAA graphics in Gangstar New Orleans, which is a rarity for mobile games. AAA graphics are a great way for me to experience the thrill of knife games, and I feel dizzy playing in pixel games, while I feel comfortable in more realistic graphics. Of course, the BGM of Gangstar New Orleans is also great, and the gangsta music reinforces the game's punch, which I believe is what the supporting cast should do.

The last reason should be stated briefly, I think. I think Gangstar New Orleans won me over because of its innovative GVG mode, which, yes, allows you to take territory or property from others. This makes the game more interactive, and should be taken seriously compared to traditional console games.